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‘Pearls in the Wave,’ a new play by Playwright-in-Residence Hongyi Tian ’13, tells the story of a struggling novelist and her nagging mother.
Cinema students toured studios and met with alumni in the film industry to get a first-hand perspective of life as a filmmaker.
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Lula Burke ‘24

Sydney Kistler ’22 loves performing music — and is equally fervent about the business angle of the industry.
Pandemic uncertainty has reinforced the need for an adaptable, flexible workforce with the ability to learn. Liberal arts students are one answer.
Professor Sarah Supp synthesizes data analytics and biology, creating surprising new ways to research and solve problems.
Christopher Male ’04 is hoping to jumpstart a revolution in autism care by investing in emerging technologies and innovative services.
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By Alexander Gelfand, Photos by Ryan Wendler

Noelle Warford ’04 is using urban farms to help a Philadelphia community strengthen its roots.
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By April White, Photos by Chris Crisman

The Atomic Spy in America Who Got Away
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By Ann Hagedorn ‘71, Illustration by Jonathan Bartlett

Conversations with faculty about what it means to teach — and to trigger those amazing moments of illumination
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From conversations with Alice Duncanson, Photos by Aaron Conway

Academics, mentorship and an internship in Columbus gave international citizen Aayush Nema ‘21 the key to his future course as an economic researcher.
There’s no time to be bleak, but we can still be “real,” says Skye Wallin ‘11 about his documentary “American Gadfly.”
Newspaper intern Jake Gunther ’22 finds the rewards of taking chances.
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Jake Gunther ’22

Smart advice help your student turn early stumbles into long-term success.
Denison University was recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge for increased student voter engagement during the 2020 elections.
Students need to gain a wider set of experiences in college and develop pre-professional skills to succeed in their internships and jobs.
Alan Phung ’22 has learned a lot as a student and entrepreneur. And plans for his start-up, Mai Coffee, are perking up.
Colleges can make a difference in the most persistent challenges facing our country: a lack of meaningful jobs and growing income inequality.
As we get ready to start a new academic year, I want to share some reflections and advice.
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